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Sparks Guard Te’a Cooper Focuses On The Bigger Picture. - Los Angeles Sentinel

  • Jan 13, 2021
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There could not be a better time for athletes to utilize their platforms to make a difference in the communities. Cooper strives to use her voice, and she is inspired by her leader and teammate Ogwumike, who is also the WNBPA President.

She said, “The world is so crazy. I was able to be on a team with [Nneka], president of the WNBPA. She is awesome. Being in the bubble, many people supported her and her ability to speak up and be the forefront of us standing together as a league. To watch that and see what they have done, it was very motivating and encouraging to do the same. I have hopes for change in the future.”

The post Sparks Guard Te’a Cooper Focuses On The Bigger Picture. appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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